Under Armour All-America watch guide

Florida Gators fans will get a good glimpse of the future Thursday when five UF signees and one commit will take part in the annual Under Armour All-American Game. Here is a watch guide:

When: Thursday, 4 p.m.
Where: DeLand, Fla. — Spec Martin Stadium
TV: ESPN2
Future Gators in the game: Receiver Vernell Brown III, linebacker Ty Jackson, running back Byron Louis, receiver Naeshaun Montgomery, edge/defensive lineman Jalen Wiggins and 2026 quarterback Will Griffin.

Under All-America Game: Florida Gators game notes & more

-This is the first time juniors are playing in the game. In past years, it was a true senior showcase and numerous players announced their commitments at the game. But that was before the early signing period came to be in December. With the majority of top players now signing in December and enrolling in January, attracting top senior talent to these all-star games became more of a challenge. Now, it features big-name juniors to counteract that.

-Griffin, the 4-star Florida Gators commit from Tampa (Fla.) Jesuit, is one of two junior signal callers in the game. Derek Zammit of New Jersey is the other.

-Brown, Jackson, Montgomery, Wiggins and Griffin are on “Team Icon” while Louis is on the “Team Unstoppable” roster.

-Griffin will split “Team Icon” reps with 5-star Alabama QB signee Keelon Russell. The team’s third QB, Colorado signee Julian Lewis, has opted to not participate after dealing with a hand injury at the end of his season. So it’s conceivable Griffin could see a good bit of action in Thursday’s game. Russell has by most accounts been the clear top quarterback in practices this week. He was at one time a major Gators target.

-Brown and Montgomery each have had solid weeks: Wrote On3’s Charles Power of Brown: “Florida WR signee Vernell Brown III showed fluid route running ability as well as natural ball skills during the routes-on-air and 7-on-7 periods during Tuesday afternoon’s practice. He’s one of the more polished wideouts in attendance.” Jackson and Wiggins also caught the eye of Powers and On3 National Scout Cody Bellaire at times during the week.

-This will be Jackson’s first game action since early in the fall. He sustained a hamstring injury during his senior season and missed the bulk of the year. But he’s been 100 percent for awhile and was eager to participate this week.

-Of Florida’s 2025 signees in the game, all but Louis will enroll at Florida in January.

-Spec Martin Stadium was a primary filming location for the 1998 movie The Waterboy starring Adam Sandler. Florida Gators great James Bates had a notable scene in the film.

Team Icon (Numerical)

#0 S Jonah Williams – Texas
#1 WR Dakorien Moore – Oregon
#1 CB Dijon Lee – Alabama
#2 DL Jahkeem Stewart – USC
#3 WR Vernell Brown III – Florida Gators
#3 S Zelus Hicks – Texas
#4 WR Naeshaun Montgomery – Florida Gators
#4 CB J’Vari Flowers (2026)
#5 RB Akylin Dear – Alabama
#5 S Tony Williams – UCF
#6 RB Savion Hiter (2026)
#6 S Cortez Thomas – Ole Miss
#7 RB Javian Osborne (2026)
#7 LB Ty Jackson – Florida Gators
#8 S Byron Baldwin – Indiana
#9 WR Dyzier Carter (2026) – Rutgers commit
#10 QB Julian Lewis – Colorado
#10 EDGE Kevin Ford (2026)
#11 QB Will Griffin (2026) – Florida Gators commit
#11 EDGE Jake Kreul (2026)
#12 QB Keelon Russell – Alabama
#12 EDGE Bryce Davis – Duke
#14 TE Xavier Tiller (2026) – Texas A&M commit
#15 WR Marcus Harris – Washington
#16 WR Carnell Warren (2026)
#17 LB Isaiah Reese – Virginia
#18 LB Anthony Davis (2026)
#18 LB Tyler Lockhart – Mississippi State
#21 RB Anthony Rogers – Ohio State
#25 K Brunno Reus – Florida State
#27 S Tae Harris – Georgia Tech
#23 S James Dunnigan Jr. (2026)
#33 LS Henry Searcy – Pitt commit
#35 LB Jordan Campbell (2026) – Miami commit
#41 EDGE Prince Williams (2026)
#49 DL Jalen Wiggins – Florida Gators
#50 IOL Joshua Blackston – Rutgers
#55 IOL Alai Kalaniuvalu – Oregon
#56 IOL Douglas Utu – Oregon
#64 IOL Kenneth McManus – Akron
#65 IOL SJ Alofaituli – Miami
#70 IOL Micah DeBose – Alabama
#73 IOL Juan Gaston – Georgia
#77 IOL Micah Smith (2026)
#79 OT Immanuel Iheanacho (2026)
#80 K Scott Starzyk – Arkansas
#86 TE Brock Harris (2026)
#88 DL Landon Rink – Texas A&M
#99 EDGE Deuce Geralds (2026)

Team Unstoppable (Numerical)

#0 WR Donovan Olugbode – Missouri
#1 WR Quentin Gibson – Colorado
#1 CB Blake Woodby – Auburn
#2 WR Xavier McDonald (2026)
#3 QB Derek Zammit (2026)
#3 S Keon Young – Ole Miss
#4 RB Alvin Henderson – Auburn
#4 S Anquon Fegans – Auburn
#5 QB Malik Washington – Maryland
#5 CB Na’eem Offord – Oregon
#6 RB Derrek Cooper (2026)
#6 LB Gavin Nix – Oregon
#7 TE Kaiden Prothro (2026)
#7 EDGE Zion Elee (2026) – Maryland commit
#8 TE Mikkel Skinner – Kentucky
#8 EDGE Jared Smith – Auburn
#9 QB K.J. Lacey – Texas
#9 EDGE Zahir Mathis
#10 S Jireh Edwards (2026)
#11 WR Tristen Keys (2026)
#12 S Zech Fort (2026)
#14 EDGE London Merritt – Colorado
#16 WR Donovan Murph
#18 WR Naeem Burroughs (2026)
#19 DL JaReylan McCoy (2026)
#21 CB Chris Ewald – Miami
#22 RB Byron Louis – Florida Gators
#22 LB Kaleb Burns – Baylor
#23 WR Isaiah Mozee – Nebraska
#24 TE Marshall Pritchett – Alabama
#24 S Simeon Caldwell (2026)
#28 K Eric Schmidt – Notre Dame
#50 IOL Kail Ellis – Auburn
#55 EDGE Nolan Wilson (2026)
#56 OT Michael Fasusi – Oklahoma
#56 LB Isaiah Iosefa – Arizona State
#57 LB Izayia Williams (2026)
#58 IOL Abel Hoopii – SMU
#65 IOL Solomon Thomas – LSU
#71 OT Keenyi Pepe (2026)
#75 IOL Kaden Strayhorn – Michigan
#77 IOL Jaylen Gilchrist – Maryland
#78 IOL Langston Hogg (2026)
#79 OT Jackson Cantwell (2026)
#84 LS Hunter Solwold – Washington commit
#90 K Dominic De Freitas
#95 DL Elijah Griffin – Georgia
#99 DL Kevin Oatis – Arkansas